Twitter’s $17 Million-Per-Year Censorship Czar Should Be Fired, as Reported by HNewsWire on May 1-2022: Twitter Is Still Suspending and Shadow Banning Accounts Based on What the Liberal-Left Considers Offensive, Despite the Fact That Users Were Advised the Platform Was Open and Free Speech Was the Order of the Day. It Does Not Appear to Be!

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Be careful of what you read on social media. The algorithms used by these platforms have no regard for Biblical truth. They target your emotions to keep you engaged on their site so their advertisers can drop more ads. These platforms exist to enrich their stockholders. Consider God’s promise to Believers in James 1:5, “If any of you lacks wisdom, you should ask God, who gives generously to all without finding fault, and it will be given to you.”

HNewsWire: According to reports, Elon Musk is planning to cut jobs and executive compensation as part of his acquisition of Twitter. Twitter's censorship czar Victoria Gadde, who broke down in tears last week during a conference call to discuss the acquisition, stands to lose her job, which paid $17 million last year.

Immediately after the revelation of his intention to purchase Twitter, Musk voiced "lack of trust" in the company's present management.

As a result of his work on Zero Hedge's February 2020 ban for peculating that Covid-19 may have arisen from a Wuhan Lab, as well as former President Trump's continuing ban, the 48-year-old Gadde is alleged to have received a $12.5 million severance payment, according to the NY Post.

Gadde had an appearance on "The Joe Rogan Experience" in 2019, during which journalist Tim Pool totally crushed her for her anti-conservative prejudice. Musk posted a flowchart based on the event this week.

Musk also blasted Twitter's decision to suppress the Hunter Biden laptop story, which he described as "clearly terribly improper" and "another 'buck ends with Gadde' choice.

The item was taken down by major social media platforms in the weeks leading up to the election, with Twitter defending its decision by stating that it was "material acquired via hacking that includes private information."

In addition, several major media sources attempted to undermine the Post's scoop, only to report on its authenticity later, long after Vice President Joe Biden had been elected. -New York Post

Fortunately for Gadde and any other Twitter workers who are let off, they may simply establish their own Twitter account to continue their careers.